From Money Magazine online quoting the JD Power initial quality surveys rankings:


"Three domestic trucks also led their divisions with Ford Explorer Sport Trac rated the best sport compact; the Dodge Ram HD the top heavy-duty, full-size pickup; and the Chevrolet Suburban the highest ranked full-size SUV."

See the full story:

http://money.cnn.com/2004/04/28/pf/a...rvey/index.htm

 

They didn't have to tell us that! But at least we know that they know what they're talking about!!

 

Printed a copy of it for the guys at work who like to rag on the only Dodge in the lot.

I didn't spend three years researching and saving to buy second best.

 

I can sure see why Ford Superduty isnt on there,me being a guy who likes Fords,I think someone over @ Ford has really dropped the ball when it comes to the Superduty.
I cannot believe how many SD are for sale in the auto swappers all around the country 2003 and 2004 models,I am not sure how dodge ranks as far as sales between Ford and Dodge go,but I dont see hardly any Dodge trucks for sale compared to the Fords.
But you never see the new F150s for sale.

 

Dodge ranks 3rd, with Brand F 1st. I have the sales #'s (Big 3 trucks) from April 03 & 04 and the year to date compared to last year. It's from another list, so without the sources permission, I don't think I should post it here. PM me if you want it.

 

The sales numbers should be public information, available from each automaker in their annual reports, and supplied to whatever your "source" is. In fact, auto sales numbers are routinly listed in business mag. such as Wall Street Journal. So I really don't see the big secret. So just list it.

 

I read somewhere not too long ago that Dodge DIESEL truck market share has jumped GM slightly.